Re: [ANN][BCC] Bitconnect Coin - Decentralized Cryptocurrency
⭐ Merited by suchmoon (1)
What happened to Bitconnect Coin why BCC so sharply decreased in price from 400$ it fell to 1$ and on many exchanges stopped trading on Bitconnect Coin and delisted from the exchange? After all, Bitconnect Coin was in the top 50 coins and he had many supporters in what the reason for the drop in the Bitconnect Coin market?
look up Ponzi scheme, when they go bust everyone loses, hence the coin is now worthless as it's only use was on the Defunct Bitconnect exchange.Read my post above where I proposed the likes of Our Lady of Responsible Ponzism (OLORP) where if (we [followers] don't believe in when) the initial Ponzi becomes no longer viable, a new one takes its place. Furthermore, who's to say we won't embrace more than one Ponzi at a time whether of our own creation or introduced by some outsider (read: heathen).
Mt Crypto Ponziterian would be 100% transparent, thus no surprises for our cult followers. And it'll be 100% legal because responsible Ponzism is our belief system where all are welcome regardless of one's past, present or ongoing religious affiliation. It's not outside the realm of possibility of having a transgender Bishop or Cardinal among the hierarchy of Mt Crypto Ponziterian.
Now let's bow our heads and praise Google for indexing Father Fiddy V's neologism Ponziterian ...
And, yes, Trevon James and Craig Grant would be more than welcome to join the fold.
Now from the desk of My Bad:
https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-definition-of-the-suffix-tarian-How-is-it-used-What-are-some-examples
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The suffix is not "-tarian" but "-arian", which often means "a person who practices or believes in something".
If words like "humanitarian", "authoritarian" or "communitarian" end in "-tarian" it is because they come from words that ends in "-ty" (humanity, authority, community), which is not the case with a word like "grammarian", for example, which comes from "grammar".
If words like "humanitarian", "authoritarian" or "communitarian" end in "-tarian" it is because they come from words that ends in "-ty" (humanity, authority, community), which is not the case with a word like "grammarian", for example, which comes from "grammar".
Thus ...
